Conmed Precisor EXL Coated Disposable Biopsy Forceps

The CONMED Precisor EXL Coated Disposable Biopsy Forceps (Alligator Cup with Needle) are single-use, sterile instruments optimized for gastrointestinal and pulmonary biopsy procedures. Engineered for precision tissue cutting and smooth endoscope navigation, they deliver reliable performance in clinical settings.

Overview

Featuring CAM design technology that enables clean cutting rather than tearing, these forceps include a coated Channel‑Guard® sheath to minimize friction and reduce endoscope channel wear. The ergonomic three-ring handle with location markers enhances tactile control. This variant includes a 2.3 mm alligator cup with needle and is available in both 160 cm (yellow) and 230 cm (blue) shaft lengths.

Key Features

• 2.3 mm Standard GI or 3.1 mm Jumbo GI alligator cup with needle: Ensures secure tissue capture and precise biopsy
• CAM design jaws: Designed to cut tissue cleanly, supporting larger intact samples
• Channel‑Guard® coated sheath: Low-friction passage protects instrument channel and improves maneuverability
• Short cup length & wide jaw span: Offers enhanced pushability and sample capacity
• Ergonomic three‑ring handle with location markers: Enhances insertion control and positioning accuracy
• Coated, low‑friction shaft: Minimizes resistance during advancement
• Sterile, single‑use kit (10 or 50 per box options): Supports infection control and procedural consistency

Product Specifications

• Jaw Type: Alligator cup with integrated needle
• Jaw Outer Diameter:2.3 mm (Standard GI) or 3.1mm (Jumbo GI)
• Shaft Length / Color: 160 cm (yellow) or 230 cm (blue)
• Handle Type: Ergonomic three-ring with location markers
• Packaging: Option of 10 or 50 sterile forceps per box
• Shaft Coating: Channel‑Guard® low-friction coating
• Technology: CAM design for clean cutting
• MR Rating: Not specified (review label per IFU)

Ideal For

• GI and pulmonary endoscopic biopsy procedures
• Hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers
• Endoscopy units requiring precise tissue sampling with minimal scope wear
• Procedures where repositioning options and ergonomic control matter
• Clinical workflows favoring sterile, single‑use disposable tools